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Russia’s invasion of neighbouring Ukraine brought “echoes” of the territorial ambitions of Nazi Germany that sparked the Second World War, a former Royal Navy officer who served with Nato said yesterday. Alan Brooks, a Bermudian Royal Navy helicopter...

A Ukrainian national in Bermuda said she fears for the safety of her family as the nation’s conflict with Russia continued to worsen. Katya Gorbunova, of Ernst & Young, said she has been in regular contact with her family, who live near the country’s...

Police have warned motorcycle and bicycle riders not to do “wheelies” in traffic after a raft of complaints

A charity that supports people with autism and other behavioural disabilities is looking for a new home. Last year Tomorrow’s Voices, which is currently based in Happy Valley Road, expanded its services to help adults as well as children. But the inc...

A mother who lived with family and friends for more than a year cried when she learnt that she would have her own space as part of a life-changing programme

A tag day for the Scout Association of Bermuda is to help raise funds for activities and camping trips. Scouts will sell tags at Lindo’s in Devonshire and Warwick from 8am to 7pm on Saturday. Geoffrey Rothwell, the Bermuda Scouts Chief Commissioner, ...

Bermuda College has inducted two new honorary fellows. Glenn Fubler and Christopher Maybury were recipients of the award because of their “far-reaching social activism”, the college said. It also praised the men’s “extensive business and philanthrop...

Fisherman Ronald Bean is lucky to be alive after he was rescued from his capsized boat

The lead pastor of a church where two vehicles burst into flames in the early hours of yesterday said he wanted to work with the police to ensure public safety. Jonathan Lambe added he was not sure if the two vehicles were set on fire on purpose, but...

The bus service has been told to develop clearer communication to signal cancellations to travellers